Look, Latin Is Not Useless, Neither Is It Dead

12/22/2019

This article challenges the notion that Latin is a useless and dead language. It argues that Latin continues to have relevance and importance in various aspects of modern life. The author highlights how Latin roots and vocabulary are present in many fields such as medicine, law, and science, demonstrating its practical application. Additionally, Latin is celebrated as the foundation of the Romance languages, making it valuable for understanding and appreciating the evolution of language. The article concludes that Latin should not be dismissed as irrelevant, but rather recognized for its enduring contributions to culture, knowledge, and communication.

latin language ꞏ classical education ꞏ latin literature ꞏ ancient languages ꞏ linguistics ꞏ language history ꞏ latin studies ꞏ classical civilization ꞏ latin grammar ꞏ roman culture ꞏ language learning ꞏ ancient rome ꞏ classical languages ꞏ classical literature ꞏ latin poetry ꞏ latin prose ꞏ ancient texts ꞏ latin translation ꞏ latin heritage ꞏ latin roots ꞏ medieval latin ꞏ latin influences ꞏ latin phrases ꞏ latin expressions ꞏ latin vocabulary ꞏ latin revival ꞏ latin education ꞏ latin as a dead language ꞏ latin in modern society ꞏ latin in academia ꞏ latin in literature ꞏ latin in pop culture ꞏ latin in media ꞏ latin in movies ꞏ latin in music ꞏ latin in art ꞏ latin in architecture ꞏ latin in science ꞏ latin in law ꞏ latin in medicine ꞏ latin in religion ꞏ latin in philosophy ꞏ latin in technology ꞏ latin in politics ꞏ latin influence on english ꞏ latin words and phrases